Talking Watches: With Jason Singer
Over my time in watches, I have been lucky enough to become acquainted with some truly great scholars and collectors. The greatest scholars – the folks that lead our study and interpretation of collectible watches – are often quiet, reserved people who do what they do because they love and want to understand watches for everyone, not for show or ego. The man you are about to meet has been collecting watches for 32 years, he is an American, and until recently, very few outside his closest circle of friends (think Aurel Bacs and John Goldberger) knew his name. He has been quietly amassing a truly world-class collection that will absolutely leave you in shock and awe – he collects only the rarest and only the absolute finest quality. This, our 15th episode, is your official HODINKEE Talking Watches with Jason Singer. 1 OF 46 1930s Rolex Bubbleback 'First Series' 2 OF 46 Singer has a world-class selection of Rolex Bubblebacks – no

Video from AP CEO
https://.youtube/watch?v=rigsCqKsVVwHighlights:Ceramic PC requires a new mold for every single watch. That is interesting and obnoxiously expensive to produce. In house chrono movement is done. It's up to them to decide when they want to release it, but it's finished and ready.

Major problem with the Speedy! Anybody run into this?
So my new Speedy Tuesday is already in the shop! The watch runs fine in normal mode, but when I click the Chrono pusher in to start the Chrono feature, the second hand stops at the 47th second and the entire watch stops working. Then as soon as I slightly turn the crown, the watch starts working again and the second hand starts ticking again and will sometimes stop again between the 49th and 58th second. Pretty aggravated to say the least!!!! However, i really like the staff where I bought it and it seems they are doing their best to remedy. They called all over to get a replacement but there are none anywhere. SO, anybody run into this????

new on panerai advice pls
If there is something i missed please feel free to share......:

Missing Warranty Card
Hi guys,My dad has a Rolex that is still under warranty. Basically the watch stopped moving and he needs to have it repaired.The warranty card is in the box but he cannot find it. He brought a copy of the receipt to the service center in Manila, but they insist he needs to bring the warranty card. The watch was bought in Belgium.Does he really need the warranty card to claim the warranty? My understanding is that Rolex would know the details of that watch including the warranty. He is the first owner of the watch and it was bought from an AD.Thank you for your help.